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Hello, at the moment I am ripping with an ASUS BW-16D1X-U external drive.
I use DBpoweramp and Exact Audio Copy with AccurateRip.
According to the settings, the drive offset should be +6, but this drive does not appear in the database (purged as far as I know).
A possible offset of +663 is also mentioned.
Am I safe with my rips ?, or could this drive still produce inaccurate rips because it is not listed in the online database?
After loading many CDs, AccurateRip did recognize the drive with a +6 offset.
Can I continue ripping, or is it better to replace the drive? Otherwise, it works perfectly.
After ripping a CD, the Accurate logfile says: All tracks accurately ripped.
Also, with the CUETools DB Plugin get many similar hits after ripping.
So it should be good and 100% accurate,? Or am I completely wrong.
Regards, Ron.
I am writing from the Netherlands, so my story may not be completely grammatically correct, sorry for that.
I use DBpoweramp and Exact Audio Copy with AccurateRip.
According to the settings, the drive offset should be +6, but this drive does not appear in the database (purged as far as I know).
A possible offset of +663 is also mentioned.
Am I safe with my rips ?, or could this drive still produce inaccurate rips because it is not listed in the online database?
After loading many CDs, AccurateRip did recognize the drive with a +6 offset.
Can I continue ripping, or is it better to replace the drive? Otherwise, it works perfectly.
After ripping a CD, the Accurate logfile says: All tracks accurately ripped.
Also, with the CUETools DB Plugin get many similar hits after ripping.
So it should be good and 100% accurate,? Or am I completely wrong.
Regards, Ron.
I am writing from the Netherlands, so my story may not be completely grammatically correct, sorry for that.
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